?
>>8205788
Any book with a utopian setting.
>>8205788
Anything where people overreact and after some time realize that it was worth it in the long run.
>>8205788
Just read some history books on the parts of Europe that suffered most during the medieval period.
The Time Machine.
>>8205799
They will be fine
Gercucls and French stocks are plummeting twice as much as Britains right now
submission
>>8205788
Leviathan.
THE MARKETS HAVE SUNK
>>8205788
War and Peace
>>8205788
camp of the saints
>>8205855
MASS HYSTERIA
>>8205884
But FTSE has dropped!
The Revolt of Man
>>8205884
hearing plebs talk about anything is excruciating
looks better than Europe's future
>>8206144
arrogant
>>8205855
Well, they aren't out of the EU yet, and won't be for a while. After they leave is when the problem's will start, if they will start.
Riddley Walker is set in Canterbury in 3000 or so years.
>>8205788
V For Vendetta
1984
lmao
>>8206362
fucking this
I've hear the police can acess your computer if you've been selling drugs on the deep web now; fucking tell me 1984 isn't coming true
>>8205788
A Clockwork Orange
>>8206144
Your pic is most of the world's future though.
Le Morte D'Arthur
>>8206368
They can access your computer if you've been trying to find Islamist materials. Even if it's for academic purposes.
It has happened, but I'm too lazy to find proof.
>>8206410
>mfw I've been reading al-qaeda material
>mfw I've been listening to lots of nasheeds
>mfw I've been ironically islamposting a lot lately
Uh oh
>>8206433
the funny thing is I just got your home adress from your post (edit the meta-data of that image, seriously lad)
just imagine how fucking much info the security agencies have on you
>>8206440
I-I don't believe you
>>8206443
I won't get you doxxed lol
watch out for your post tho
>>8206440
ayyy
>>8206446
W-what county am I in
>>8206433
you're probably on a watch list if you've ever even clicked on 4chan
probably on about 50 if you've ever clicked on /pol/ or /r9k/ after that shooting
I've accepted it
snowcrash
>>8205807
You people keep making these comparisons, obviously without knowing that that isn't a good thing for UK.
It's akin to saying your sinking ship is fine, because the others are sinking quicker.
>>8206433
Depending on your country, you may be on an automated watchlist. That doesn't really mean much at first. Most people seem to believe surveilance means they have real agents looking at all that shit. Which is impossible.
The more flags you raise, the closer they look at you. But unless you are in direct contact with people of interest or take suspicious action (buying certain goods or flight tickets with your card), it is unlikely anyone will ever look at you.
That that it isn't still fucked up. It just means it's less likely you'll make it through airport security without a hitch, should you ever chose to travel to the middle-east.
>>8206144
no niggers and muslims as far as I can see, so you're definitely correct
>>8205855
Looking at stocks today is completely missing the point. Yes, UK citizens and corporations are first of all actually poorer today and individuals will have to work more to import less but what's really important is that further investment in and profitability on UK capital are guaranteed to diminish.
The long term structural damage of brexit won't manifest for a while but blood's in the water and most of the world aren't interested in creating favourable trade agreements with an independent Britain. China, EU, and America will all try to fuck you in the ass now since your government has literally no plan on wtf they are doing.
Also the UK will probably go full 1984 since the EU was one of the few restraints on the government from going full retarded on surveillance and censorship. The UK electorate isn't that bright and easily subject to moral panic.
>>8206606
you're assuming the rest of the world maintains the status quo
things are probably going to change significantly over the next few years
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/2026
https://archive.org/details/comingconquestof00niem
>>8206621
wtf are you talking about, US hegemony is as strong as ever and they structure order and creorder... the only difference in a year is either Clinton or Trump (look at who's actually advising Trump on foreign policy, they're all neocons) will have a more aggressive foreign policy to forward their interests.
Britain has no weight to throw around, US decides what happens and they're looking out for themselves which might mean weakening the EU with Trump but that can't lead to anything but a massive decline in global profitability and towards much bigger troubles and a global melt down worse than 1929.
>>8205788
1984 by George Orwell and since they just left Europe it looks like it will become a reality
>>8205788
why r britbongs so ugly
>>8206808
right cheeky comment m8
you wouldn't want me to contact the fuzz and report you for cyber bullying would u?
>>8206821
>the fuzz
sure u don't mean the bloody rozzers there m8?
>>8206808
inbreeding
steady diet of fish and chips, lager and meat pies
>>8205788
Basically any book that describes economic recessions and failed economic policies.
>>8206821
the fuzz?
You mean the old bill right?
Not a book, but the movie Children of Men is a pretty accurate deception of a isolated, fascist UK with a slowly dying economy and demonisationnof immigrants.
